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The FDA and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) urge DPYD testing before chemotherapy. ARUP offers guidance and resources to help clinicians choose and interpret genotyping tests.
ARUP experts will highlight the latest in genomic sequencing at the upcoming National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) Annual Conference.
Mei San Tang, MD, is aligning science, community, and care to elevate ARUP’s blood banking and deliver precision and compassion where it matters most.
Journal of Clinical Microbiology Publishes Article on ARUP’s Validation of AI for Parasite Detection
An article describing ARUP’s validation of an artificial intelligence (AI) solution to detect gastrointestinal parasites in wet mounts has been published in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology.
ARUP supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month with advanced testing, BRCA1 and BRCA2 expertise, and local blood donations that benefit patients in Utah.
ARUP Blood Services used a little Disney magic to help encourage donors to give this summer, and now, three regular donors are celebrating with $1,500 Disney gift cards.
The Advanced Practice Clinical Laboratory Training Center will double the U’s number of medical laboratory scientist graduates and address a nationwide shortage of these highly trained professionals.
ARUP is the largest lab to receive reaccreditation under the updated ISO 15189 standard, an achievement that highlights the company’s technical excellence, commitment to quality, and innovation.
Deploying artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in the lab brings several challenges. In this white paper, ARUP experts offer actionable advice for determining whether AI is right for your lab.
ARUP’s returnship program helps professionals who have taken a career break reenter the workforce. After one year, six of eight returners have been hired into permanent positions.
ARUP’s central pathology review service has provided key support for the Cogent SUMMIT trial through robust laboratory testing, mastocytosis pathology expertise, and rigorous quality standards.
ARUP has launched a highly sensitive and fully automated molecular assay to detect hepatitis delta virus (HDV) that will facilitate better detection of the virus.
